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National Republican., 1887-11-22
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EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: / have
read the daily NATIONAL REPUBLICAN dur
ing the last campaign with great pleasure,
and one reason Of that is that II has treated
all Virginia Republicans with such consld-
crate fairness. II has Il, all times and under
all circumstances decliDed to take any part
IN the quarrGls that, unfortunately, existed
between certain leaders of the Republican
party. Formerly the REPUDLIcAN, under
other management, was entirely under the
control Of Senator Malone, and did what
ever he might dictate. In this canvass,
while there have been differences between
Senator Malone and some Of the other lead
eTs OF the Republican party, the NATIONAL
RErrBL1CAN has not taken the part OF
either eide, but has endeavored, In all that
1t has said, to secure the success of the Re-
publican party In Virginia.
was therefore very much astonished to
read q communication in the NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN from Petersburg, Va, dated Nov.
II. and signed "a Republican," which con.
tanned On attack upon Messrs. Riddeberger,
Cameron, John +. Lewis, Hooper, and ex-
Congressman Brady. Your correspondent
deDouuces these gentlemen and calls them
the most opprobrlous term that could be
used-that Is "Mugwumps." II is true
that all these gentlemen were opposed to
some OF Mr.. Mahone's methods, but IL is
not true that either Riddleberger, Lewis,
Hooper, or Cameron did anything against
the Republican party. On the contrary,
they worked earnestly aud industriously for
success. Republicans from Woodstock say
that II was Republican friends OF Malone
who defeated their Republican candidates.
II is meter Of notoriety that the Hon.
John =. Lewis made splendid fight In
RocE nghom county and succeeded In carry
ing IL for the Republicans.
hope that In the future, as In the past,
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will not permit
any OF Mahone's friends to attack the Re-
publicans who may be opposed to certain
ways and methods Of his, any more than
1t will permit those gentlemen to attack Mr.,
Malone.
The only way the Republicans can win Il
to be united, ana that is what desire a:
well as the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
A TRUE REPUBLICAN,.
RICHMOND, VA, Non. 20
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Republican National League.

There will be a meeting of the League on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 30, at 7:3C
o'clock, at the League building, corner oi
Fourteenth street and Massachusetts ave
nue. northwest. All members and mem
bers-,lect are respectfully requested to at
tend. l.. F. BEALE, President.
E.B. Fox, Secretary.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

The fourth ward, Norfolk, had twelve
hundred negro men in line who were not
permitted to vote by the Democratic judges
because 1t was known their votes would be
given for the Republican candidates. Tins
was taken up In asking foolish and un-
necessary questions for the sole purpose Of
preventing these men from voting. These
are Democratic methods.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %
Anusenents.

SATioNA1--Tbstche Primrose & West.
ALBAUGH's- Richard Mansfield.
REESAN's-w wnliams's Speciality Company.
SIJoU-"Feck's Bad Boy"
WoSpERLAND-M Museum and speclalties.
4 ST. RlNK-The Equine Paradox.
THE MANASSAS PANoRAMA-l6th st, & Ohioav
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BUSINESS DTREOTORY,

A wNING MAKER-R. O. M. BURTON, gl
"A Z st, N. w. Reception oanopiea AND
Tents, and Flags made. Telephone Call 9SS-4
" Printers, $50 Pa. ave. Globe Building>,
TRUNKs AND RARNRss-JAMKs 9. TOP
Il HAM. l26I Pa. ave. NV.
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AGAINST STANDARD OIL,
The Favors Shown the Company by
the Railroads.

The interstate commerce commission yes
terdoy began the hearing of the complaints
In the Standard Oil cases. These are the
complaints of George Rice, OF Marietta,
Ohio, against number of railroads, alleg-
ing against some discrimination In favor OF
the Standard OIL Company, against others
violations OF the long aud short haul pro-
vision, and againet all unreasonable and
unjust rates. Fifty OF sixty gentlemen are
in attendance-lawyers and witnesses-and
the proceedings are likely to consume sew
eral days. In the case of E. B. Raymond
We. the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
cided that tho company had to reduce the
rate on -four from Mazeppa to Chicago
from 12l cents 10 10 cents per 100 pounds.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

WHAT can be more dlsNgraeable, more dis
gINiing, than 10 sit In a room with n person
who is troubled Win Gatarth aud has to keep
coughing and clearing his or her throat of
The muous which drops into 4 such persons
themselves and fail. But II they get DR..
sages CatarIh Remedy there need be no
failure.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
WANTED---H0UsEs.
WdNTED---ROOMs.

M ANTED4-BY A RESPECTABLE YoGNd
w man In one of the scientific depart.
ments OF the government, q nicely-iurnished
room, without board; private family pre-
ferred; terms not to exceed 815 per month.
Address HOME Republican ONCE. 4.l3
NV ANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES
w board and room in private family:
widow preferred. Address q. q. G., Republic
can Office. i-23
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nRAwING AND 'PA1NTING--ACADEMY
H. OF Fine Arts, s04 u ST., presided over by
twelve medals and studied fifteen years In
Europe with the most celebrated artists. To
prevent children forming careless habits of
years Of age and upward, for almost nothing.
lnstrU0fOn in every branch OF art from draw.
ing of all kinds to portrait and historical
painting; Evening classes for ladies and gen
uemep Mondays and Wednesdays 9t7.
no21-3t
National Republican., 1887-11-22

EXECUTIVE BOARD.
,Washipgton-Messrs Z. W. Fox. .Jef Chan
dler, Wm.. Z. Clarke, Vim. NJ. Galt, Henry A.
Alexandria county--Messrs. Frank Hume
Harrison Hatch. +. r. Windsor, jackson E.
Sickles DR.. G. Wythe Cooke.
Alexandria city-D. A. Windsor, Park Ag-
new. Robert Portner, F. A. Reed, and j. I.
Beckham.
Fairfax county-wa,ringto Gillingham,
Nathan w, Pearson, Maj. George johnson,
Walter Walton. and Stacey SnOwden.
OFFICERS.
Hon. JOHN B, SHOOT, Mayor Of Alexandria.
President
Hon. Henry A. WILLARD, Washington, D..
c., Vice President.
HON. NJ. B. HARLOW, Alexandria, Va,
Hos. Z. W. Fox. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, ID. c., Corresponding Secretary.
PERMANENT COMMITTEES.
On Charter, Legislation, and Permanent
Observation-Disclosures E.. w. Fox. JEFF Chan
dler, j. K. Sickles, r. A. Reed, N. W. Pearson,
Stacey snowden, j. t. Beckham, and W. K.
On Right Of Way and Permanent Location of
Mount Vernon Avenue-Messrs +. r, Wind
sor,' Park Agnew, L. W. Fox, w. X. Clarke,
Brank Hume. George johnson, +. A. Reed,
and w. Gillingbam.
On Ways, Means. and Finance -Messrs.
Frank Hume, W. NJ. Gait, DR.. q. Wythe Cooke,
d. A. Windsor, u Robert Portner, Harrison
Hatch. and w. Walton.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
MEDICAL.

NIT. VERNON, MT VERNON
M MT. VERNON.
STEAMER w. w. C0RCoRAN
Leaves 7th-St wharf daily Except snnday) for
Mt. VERNON,
At 10 O'clock a, M; returning reaches WASH
tngton about $3.50 p. m.
l.. l.. BLAKE, Captain.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

EsCRIPTIoN OF VIENNA .IN GERMAN
IIand English) Friday. Nov. 4 at s p. M, fol-
lowed on Monday, Now atsp; m. BY des,
Friday, Nov. H. by lecture; "The Imminent
War in Europe and the Eastern Question"
PROF, DE GHENT, 14l1 New York ave. The
reading on Paris French and Englishl will be
repeated from time TO time. Ten readings 82
thirty readings So. no33mo
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SpEOI6J ROTTOEs

SPEoIAL N0TIoBs
pws THANKSGIVING WEEK
at
CENTER MARKET.
WILL DE OPEN
TUESDAY, from q. m. until pm.
WEDNESDAY, from a. m. until 10 p m.
THURSDAY. from a. M uutil 10 a. m.
Ca These coming on Thursday m rning
should do SO early.
n~xs=s THE GRAND RALLY OF WESLEY
R-S5 Zion Church Nov. 10. 1887, OF which the
trustees SAM and building committee realized the
The above named church (rebuildng) will
lay corner stone NOV. a, 1887, at 3 o'clock
p. M. j st., bet I'd and Sd sts. 8. W. The pres
ent board OF trustees elected Oct Q, 1857, are as
follows: James Thompson, chairman; j. d.
Baltimore. recording secretary; ]. Adams
financial secretary: q. Washington, treasurer;
r. II. Gunnell, Edward Snowdcn, t. Johnson,
VIM. McGruder Berry Henson.
REV. r. II. q. DYSON. Pastor.
n<,,ats WINDSOR Il Co, ll2s NEW YORK
WSsS Ave-, have the best Handmade Ladies'
Button Boot with Patent Leather Tips, for 81.
nole-6t
N-,Sszs 'CoMPETITIoN ls THE LIFE OF
~ TRADE"
NATIONAL CAPITAL DIRECTORY.
Office l4l7 Street Northwest.
A complete and thorough canvass OF tho
District OF Columbia is now progressing aud
viii include every resident, their occupation,
A large circulation OF the Directory Is already
assured through orders received from every de
pariment of the United States Government, the
United States Capitol. and the business COM,
munfty.
As an advertising medium IL will be uncx.
THE The BOOK WILL BE READY FOR DE-
LIVERY JANUARY l, 1883.
Rates for advertising:
One age.....""..""......s2S' including book.
One half page. ...."..."." 16.
One quarter page. o.
Names inserted In large etype..............".,s
Subscription 10 Directory ......"."."........ b
Special contracts made for marginal page ad-
vertisements.
The book will be neatly bound in substan.
| tial black cover, suitable for a library, aud
| will not be disfgured by advertisements on the
back, sides, or margin. Send in your orders at
WILLIAM DICKSON, Publisher,
no9.tf li17 Street Northwest.
e(yss HEADQUARTERS FOR sHoNINGER
~ Upright Pianos, of New Haven: the best
| medium priced pianos made. a5-Piano rent
| ing q specially. Good Octave Square Pianos
| for sale, only $780, including stools and cloth
covers: on easy installments. THOMSON 4 Co.,
| 52l l1th st. novS.2w
os. ACCOUNTANT (sCoTCH CHAR
k-S tered opens. closes, or keeps by con
tract sets ofbooks. Partnershipsi psinvestigated.
Intricate accounts balanced: >
| se2s-ws3m 1896 + street.
| p5Hsa MOUNT VERNON AVENUE AssoCl.
kSS ALTON.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

e>sse HINTS AND HELPS-How TO OBJ.
R tain Claims. Pensions, Patents, Public
Lands, Positions under Civil Service. Mail
Contracts, &c.; invaluable to Lawyers, Claim
ness at the seat of, government: containing
Regulations and Rules. OF Practice In the
United States Courts and in the Departments.
suggestions. with an appendix containing the
secret rules for marking examination papers
by the Civil Service Commission. By an Ex-
postotfice In the United States and in Canada
Address all orders to
PELHAM. REID & STEVENSON,
81 Corcoran Building, Washington. b. O.
For sale at Brentano's, on Pennsylvania
avenue. au2.tf
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Northern Pacific Enjoinod.

The United States attorney for Washing
ton Territory has advised the acting com.
missioner Of the general land Office that the
supreme court of that territory, Chief jus
tice Jones presiding, has granted an In
junction asked for by the general land office
TO restrain the Northern Pacific Railroad
public lands. The United States attorney
states that the result Of Judge Jones's de
cision will be the recovery Of about $780,
COO in trespass suits now pending against
this company.
.ASGosTvRA BITTERs is known as the great
regulator of the digestive organs all over the
world. Have 1t in, your. house. Ask your
grocer or druggist for the genuine article manu-
iactured by Dr. ]. q. u. Siegert & Sons.
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( sEDUOATIONAL.

VV|011s-sS0N-7V1~@ V~~@1O0<||(||~
SlGNoR A., A. IANNoTTA. MASTER OF
- the old Italian method of the art OF vo-
caiization. is prepared to receive pupils, aud
can be interviewed ut the Arlington Hotel be-
tween 10 IN. aud ~ m, and 10 4p. m.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

(SRAYUN PORTRAITS-BLACK OR COL
~ ored Persons who have never taken
likeness in ten lessons or two days. Orders
received for portraits from els TO $500, at s0i L
ST IlD1lg3t
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WAYTED---1rTsOEIEAYBoUs,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHAIRS,
w suitable for directors room, also di.
reetor's table. Address CHAIRS. Republican
Once, 5o
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r OST-0N FRIDAY LAST, A BLACK AND
IL tan dog, answers to the name of Waddie
nickel collar; tag No. 1915. Return to is Grant
Place and receive reward. 92i
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WARrED-EnPLOYzHEr.

NY ANTED - BY A COLORED WOMAN,
w place as cook; good recommendations.
i6 franklin ST. N. W. I-M
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LOST And FOUND.
IN
VEILINGS.

Cs - REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF A
epsb pug dog answering TO the name OF Dot.
400 Indiana ave. N, w. 92i
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WILL DE OPEN

TUESDAY, from 3 q. m. until 2 p. m.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

In sums 70 suit at per cent,
The abOveis only a small portion OF proper.
ty ON my books. For full list call ct ohice for
bulletins issued on LIST and 18th.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
EXECUTIVE BOARD.

rSse MOUNT VERNON AVENUE AssoCl.
kSS ALTON.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

e,Nss THANKSGIVING WEEK
at
CENTER MARKET.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

VNTANTED-oNE OR TWO BoARDERs,
w children or old persons preferred, at a
quiet country home: terms moderate. For
particulars call at No. 3i1i NJ st., Georgetown.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

NSs.e ACCOUNTANT SCOTCH CHAR
W. tered opens. closes, or keeps by con
tract, sets books. Partnerships investigated.
Intricate accounts balanced.
ERIC NJ. NOBLE,
se2s-wk3m 1896 street.
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MW1NTED---HELP.

NY ITANTRD-APPRENTI CUMPosTTOR
w for regular situation. Address giving
experience, age, &C., PUBLISHER, Repubhcaii
ONCE. - 2.23
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SSvis frass she Eeeec.
P. MIcayLEsA,
 Clerk.

The Lower Giia roundup met at the Coronado ranch of the Cham pion Cattle Company on last Err day the 18th. The following out fits were represented:
 Bar " c; II P F; Rail \; c A Bar; Winegiass; Y s s; X Bar; o Bar o; Turtle; Lazy E and 24 Circle, and their representatives were made comfortable for the day by Superintendent Haigler and Foreman Robertson of the hospitgb!s Coronado.
 Work began on Saturday and the boys will have their hands full for inc next thirty days. A very dreamy life ia tho cowboys life, as be rides in the heat and :he cold" as your correspondent heard one of them sweetly sing on tho eve of his going fourth, bnt he looks mono the. worse for wear, all the same, and dosen't care whether school keeps or not.
 Some of the boys axe a little on the dude order, but that doesn't necessarily prevent them riding a broncho or roping Q calf, for in- stance, Joe Paxton, with his hair banged la watermelon, Jim Sub lett with his well soaped though frivolous mustache and Mat Law son he nonpareil dude. of the rail T, are considered experts on the range or in the corral-with a rigtta CT with g spoon, at any rate, they are all known as good fellows.
 The attention of your cores poudent was invited to specimen beef killed for the Arizona Copper Company by Pat Keough on last Thursday. It was so slippery with fat that it was with difficulty han dled. aud weighed when dressed 1,1622 pounds. 4 sixteen months old steer was also slaughtered on Friday for the rodeo which dress cd 7634 pounds. Notwithstanding this exhibition the general condit- ion of tho cattle is poor and the roundup and branding of calves will be very light, which fact is dne, no doubt, to a severe lack of rain in this section during the past six months.
 John l.. Moore, of the c 4 Bar, has returned from his recent trip to Missouri, and says the weather back there is so cold that it would kill any Arizona cowboy-which is saying great deal.
 The irrigating ditch lately con- structed at this place for the Cham pion Cattle Company by Jas. 4. Clark, of Clifton, Is giving the company plenty of water for their farming enterprise and will even- tualiy turn out to be paying in ye8tment.
 HALF CIRcLE ROAN.
 Coronado Ranch, April 16, 1887.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

the utmost necessity for the pres ery8tion of her life that Dr. 4. P. Prick be and he is hereby author ized to perform tho said operation or tapping, upon the said Celestina Valdez whenever the urgency of the case may seem to require, and to present his demand against this county at the rate of 5 per opera ton performed.
 h the matter of Filomena N. Duran snd Rafaela Wesley, re- presenting to the Board that they are, and have been. widows for over two years past, that they have since their widowbood, paid taxes in this county upon amounts ex- empted to them by law they being ignorant of that fact and praying that said amounts thus paid for taxes be refunded to them, ordered that the Clerk of this Board, upon satisfactory proof being given by said Filmcna M. Duran and Raf- aela Wesley, of the amounts paid by them for taxes in this county, draw a warrant on the contingent fund, for the amount found due ihem. payable to them or their or Ger. in cash.
 The Board audited. and ordered warrants drawn in payment of the following bills, VIZ:
 l. E. Solomon supplies, etc, Sl09s7.
 W. G. Clemens road work $24.
 The demand of Lay < Boon be- ing presented to the Board for consideration and Supervisor Boon being an interested party the Probate Judge. J. T. Fitzgerald, took EIr. Boon's place and the de- mand audited and ordered paid as follows, Lay & Boon bounty on wild animal scalps $l9055.
 On motion the Board adjourned until tomorrow, Wednesday, at 9 o'clock T. no, April 6th 1887.
 Hy2UI WEIGH,
 Attest, Chairman.
 F. MIcaELEsA,
 Clerk.
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Supervisors Boon and Whrelap, coucurring, it is ordered that W. G. CIemeDs be, and he is hereby appointed to the office of road oyeyrseer of road district No @ two.
 On motion of Supervisor Boon, Chairman Weech and Supervisor Whelan, conourring, it is ordered tbat Michael Hogan be. and he is herepy appointed 10 the ofico of road oyerscer of road district No. (3) three.
 Ordered that the clerk be and he Is hereby directed to notify ap- pointoes. Nutting, Clemens and Hogan Of their appointment. and to iiio their official bonds in the sun of (S1,OO2CO one thousand dollars each within tue time ro- gaired by the statute.
 Beard took a recess until l:30 o'clock P. m.. to-day.
 Attest, II. WEIGH,
 T. MIcHZLENA. Chairman.
 Clerk.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

ERId.DIER GENERAL ORLANDO E. WILCOX was placed On the retired list on the 18th, lie having reached the age of sixtyfour years. Gen. Wilcox was in command of tLe de partmant of Arizona when General Crook cana with flourish Of trumpets to succeed him. How well hs succeeded him is known to every citizen of Arizona, when Crook made that important cap ture @ of hostile indians in the Sierrn Madres.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

4 LIVELY scene was enacted ID the English House of Commons on the 18th inst. while ths Coercion bill vas under discussion, Sander son (Couseryative) accused the Par neliites of being associated with dynamiters. murderers, etc, across the Atlantic. Hea!y, (Parneilitel responded that he hgd no hesi:a- ton what ever in saying that San dersou was a iar-for which ex- pression he was heartily oheered by the Parnellites. The Speaker interfered and requested IIeaiy to withdraw his statement, which he refused to do. On a vote by the house he was suspended for 9 week. Saadecson few moments later was called "a wiilful cowardiy liar" by Sexton, another Parne.!- ite, but eventually. under condit- ions, rstracted This is the strong est language that has been used in the House in the recollection of the oldest member. and the great est excitement prevailed. The cC- ercion bill nay yet force 3 few Of its el,r.e-1-!sr. into rcTs0u1l tl!,fi- cn,'..s
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

IS Eassia's proposed extradit
 ioa treaty with the United States. IS inserted a clause, requiring the surrender of any Siberian exile who shall by any moags have es- capped from that cursed region end sought refuge in tLis country. We should dis!,ae very much to think Of man being sent back 10 the horrors of taat place for Q tri- vial political crime, such as dyna- mitiug snecimon like the Czar, aud would suggest to the diplom- ats who have the treaty under consideration that they arrange a clause in It giving to Russia for every fugitive Car killed i've CT six hundred sociaiiatic dynamite bomb birds-say oi the Chicago variety. That would kind of equal ize matters-for us-so to speak.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

STILL auo,ier enterprise for Fl Paso. ] company mas been form ed wi;h capital stock ol S22j,0D0 10 manufacture . new explosive powder. knov n as Lsmonia Harox- ide, invented by Samuel L. Carter. A factory vii immediately be CT ecsed and the manufacture began. The nama of the new corporation will be the Union Powder Con- pany. Iu energy and enterprise Fl Paso is juss little ahead ot aoythiug in the southwest
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

TIE fusion of the democrats with he republicans in Chicago has overthrown the entire socialist ticket in the recent municipal eIec- tons tbere, and the bomb angels will now return to their legitimate t?l business of drinking beer and making dynamite.
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Notice of Hearing Application
 to Sell Persuna! Property.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. In Probate
 COUNTY CT dRAHAI. , Court.
 TTOTICE is hereby given that D. II. Ming. AS t',e administrator Of the estate of !. B. Col ins, deceased. having filed in this court h:s petition. p-aying for 'ln ortcr of sala of the personal urop.,,t. of the estate ot said J. 5. Collins, decea.ed. at priyate saie, tho hearing of the same has been fixed by sad court for Wednesday, ths twenty seventh day or tpril. lsS3. at iJ o'clock. in tho fore Il lou of said das, at the court room thereof. nt the court )nse in S0lomnnvile, county of Graham; and sll pcrSons interested IT sad cst.te arc notified then and there to appear aud show cause. if my they have, why the said o-jer prayed for -hould not De mada.
 FRED. NJ. NETsLL,
 Clerk Prohats Conrt Octei SoIcnou~iila ir--onn, April is, 13aI.
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TEE cabinet baby is now Hiss Dorthy Payne Whitney. She was christened on easter Monday in greut style and conducted herself in avery docorous manner during tue ceremony. Good luck to you Miss Dorothy, and may you live long enough to see yourself re peated ia another cabinet baby.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

TEs Arizora Gazette, Phenlx, Is TOW edited and published by Thos. r. Parish. il is an honest democratic sheet and We predict its suceass-
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

TIE Czar of Russia came very near sittiug down on bomb last week, and tue probability is that had he sat he would have matched out . nice litter of dynamite, with which, perhaps would have been mixed . fair litter of Car. This however Is not intended as an item ot neMs.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

SENATOR JOHN II. REAaA3, of Texas, ihe father Of inc Inter State Commerce law, who once on 8 time didn't care whether man took a drink or not, Is TOW 8 pro hibitionist.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

KANSAS women are at last allow- ed to vote. and they seem to enjoy their new privilege.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

JOHN T. RAYMOND. the ac!or. who made Mark Twain's "Col. Sellers" famous, is dead.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-04-20

Nonpereh maasureTnsnt EIskc oae square.
 E. C DAbH. Advertising Aren't. fl and s ierchsnts' Exchange. Ssa Sranc;sco. Cal, is OUT a.utho~i.s,: agent in that city, and con- tracts for advertiSi1s. can ba made with hi.u. Trs CLARION ison file in his offics.
 s TO CORRESPONDENTS. - When personal matters arc tho subject of cnnniI.- nicasions, g y;Forous sorrItiny will he made ot their cort%n.s. Please sign fpll naris. write only cn one side cf your papcr, snd De brief.
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TO ADVERTISEES.-N lines cf solid Nonpe-e1 maasuremsnt make oae square.
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PROCEEDINGS
 CT FIFE Board of Supervisors.
CT THE
HEGTL.i3 SEsSkSG.

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF SUPER
 vIsoEs, C0UNTT OF GRAHAM,
 TERRTToRY OF ARIZONA. !